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It's a long time that I've searched for a night light for T5 4W tubes, but all those that I've found used capacitive ballast (=lamp killer) and not electronic one (magnetic is not really an option on 230V country, the losses on a 4W lamp with ~30V arc voltage are way too much). So I've decided to build one. |
Manufacturer: | By me |
Lamp | |
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Lamp Type: | T5 4W |
Electrical | |
Wattage: | 4W |
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Filename: | t5-4W.jpg |
Album name: | Kappa7 / Lanterns |
Keywords: | Lanterns |
File Size: | 266 KB |
Date added: | May 04, 2014 |
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Keeping electrodes hot and gases ionzied. |
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